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The Concept of Human Rights
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This paper has a purpose to analyse the concept of Human Rights: history of the concept development, nature of human rights, source/ foundation of human rights. Human Rights are equal rights, inalienable rights, and universal rights. There is twofold claim at the heart of human rights. The one part of the claim is that each and every human being has inherent dignity[sacredness]. The other part is that inherent dignity of human being has a normative force for us in the sense of that we should respect the inherent dignity of every human being. The concept of human rights becomes relevant to ordinary people when the relative security of everyday life is absent or snatched away. Have human rights a foundation? Human Rights ultimately rest on a social decision to act as though such 'things' existed. Human Rights operate within rather than across communities or traditions. Here I stress political implications of human rights being rights and their function as a standards of political legitimacy.
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This paper has a purpose to analyse the concept of Human Rights: history of the concept development, nature of human rights, source/ foundation of human rights. Human Rights are equal rights, inalienable rights, and universal rights. There is twofold claim at the heart of human rights. The one part of the claim is that each and every human being has inherent dignity[sacredness]. The other part is that inherent dignity of human being has a normative force for us in the sense of that we should respect the inherent dignity of every human being. The concept of human rights becomes relevant to ordinary people when the relative security of everyday life is absent or snatched away. Have human rights a foundation? Human Rights ultimately rest on a social decision to act as though such 'things' existed. Human Rights operate within rather than across communities or traditions. Here I stress political implications of human rights being rights and their function as a standards of political legitimacy.
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